The End is a New Beginning

04/19/22 • 33 min

New beginnings can be challenging and oftentimes it comes at a price. Celebrating the resurrection is always a reminder of a great call that connects with a great cost. Jesus paid a great cost to die for the sins of the world. The main thing that many people don't realize is that he had a decision to make to go to the cross and ultimately he denied himself despite the pain, despite the adversity, and despite the opposition. Jesus surrendered just because he loves you. His sacrifice was all because he wanted to fulfill the purpose for just lil ole you. What a love! Check out how Rev. Dr. Marisha talks about how Jesus sacrificed his desires to fulfill his purpose and how we should understand that we have a purpose to fulfill for the kingdom as well. Just because something ends doesn't mean there is a new beginning waiting around the corner for you.

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S3:E13: The False Reality Check

The enemy uses our past in a way that helps us create a false sense of reality based on a negative event that happened from our past. We do not realize how much we use our senses to create a reality that builds up residue based on what we see, hold onto and what we hear. It is the biggest trick of the enemy to keep the digital footprint in our subconscious so that we perceive more in the natural fear not hope, hold onto our past in our subconscious and build protective measures within ourselves and become so distracted that we do not hear the voice of God. Listen how Rev Dr Marisha talks about how our senses can lead us to not letting go so that we can be all God created us to be and that is "FREE."

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Interview with Mrs. Tana Smith

Bio:
A wife of 24 years and mother of 3 children, Tana Smith is a caregiver, advocate, and worship leader who is passionate about helping parents navigate resources for their children with special needs. Although all 3 of her children have some degree of neurodivergence, her journey of caregiving and advocacy began with her first child who had a speech delay at age 3 and then later diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder at age 7. Now that her first born has transitioned into adulthood, her role has expanded to assisting her son with becoming his own advocate and developing independence.

After being a stay-at-home mom during her children’s formative years, Tana currently works full-time as a biomedical/scientific writer and editor, specializing in cancer treatment content for health professionals. She serves in ministry as a worship leader and attends a Moms in Prayer International women’s group.